President Wilson's message read to Congress in Paris dispatch
Washington May final message from President Wilson read by Clerk Halligan outlines plans on labor rights and industrial democratization. He urges quick action on war finance and taxation reform, calls for returning soldiers’ support, expands suffrage, and favors cooperation between capital and labor. He notes needed legislation on eight hour day, child labor, and reorganization of taxation.
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Washington
Wilson
Parta
Congress
Patkck J. Halligan
House
Itswanan
Congres
United States
Preas
Domentic
Noming
Sinee Sribaie
Iabor
Committee On Labor
Mens
Department of Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Whcen
House of Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
Woodrow Wilson
Hirst
Trenty
Senate
Johnson
Republican
California
State Department
Europe
Kat
House Military Committee
King
Utah
Judiciary Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
War Heroes Sign For Vocational Education Study
War veterans disabled in combat register for vocational education as part of a nationwide study in Washington. Reported by a federal agency, the program aims to retrain marines and soldiers through hospitals and the Red Cross support, documenting injuries and potential job paths.
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Washington
Suldlore
Wallirs
Ee Ceddorel Hamar
Fragmentary note inane garble from local page
A distorted OCR snippet mentions a sequence of made up phrases and names not forming a clear event or entities. No discernible person, organization, place, date, or outcome is readable enough to summarize.
Intermountain and Domestic World War News Mix Across Denver and Seattle
News briefs from Intermountain and Domestic sections cover the Denver Baptist convention approving a 140 member general planning board, murder indictments in Seattle, wage debates for clergy, a Willamette River drowning, a teacher union effort, mine wage hikes in Idaho, and wartime production and policy developments in New York, Cedar Rapids, and Washington with references to peace talks, labor bills, and international events.
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Intermountain
Northern Baptist Convention
Denver
National Committee of
Frederick Hansen
Edward R. West
Seattle
Hansen
Charles Hannan
Cape Horn
George
Tom Bosko
Utah
W. T. Hunter
EB. ©. Parks
Pueblo
J. Kronenberger
First Christian Church
Corvallis
Ore
Willamette River
American Federation of Labor
Coeur d'Meno
Idaho
New York
United States Brewers’ Association
Mayer
Black Hills
Conover Thoogevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Leslie Navamaker
Cleveland Americans
Elreuit
St. Louis
Nanomaker
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
League of Nations
Coates and Anon Debate Spring Coat Traditions
A garbled historical fragment discusses Coates and an anonymous correspondent debating spring coat fashion. The text mentions University of Nubroby and a dusty, unclear critique of attire and a Moorish influence, with terse, uneasy phrasing throughout.
Fragmented Note on Local Workforce Reduction
A partial OCR shows a disrupted report referencing Stites Old Rug, a possible wilt, and references to reduction, fale five mail Wemler, and Limit conditionalyuAtoN workers. The readable fragments suggest local industry concerns about labor cuts and conditions.
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Tadi
Dali Fm
Fale
Brilliant Peanuch Bhades in Feathery Ringed Crowns
The text appears as a garbled query about a speculative or imagined scene with a feathered crown and crowned figures. No clear eventes or names are readable to ground a factual newspaper card.
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Brillians
Dave
Paroled for Third Time Bandit Henry Starr Returns Home
Henry Starr the notorious Indian bandit of the southwest, freed from state prison after four years of a two year sentence, is described as reformed. The piece traces Starr’s troubled youth, multiple prior paroles, bank robberies, and a wife and son lobbying for his release, noting his current quiet, philosophical outlook and plans to study law near his farm.
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Tulsa
Okla
Henry Starr
Oklahoma
Janen
Starr
Whaleblood
Peap
Typhus spread prompts new health league effort
Fragmentary text describes typhus reports in eastern areas with references to Polvo, Mianedla, Serbs, and Mace donia. Mentions a meeting about forming a new organization within hot rooms and actions by authorities. Details are incomplete and variegated across regions and dates.
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Cannescot
Macedonia
Tina Tan
Fiat
Kindland
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Charles B. Scott
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University of Nubroeby
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